巴西(Brazil) 前往 伊拉克(Iraq) 签证要求

Brazilian ordinary passport holders need a visa to visit Iraq. Since Iraq suspended visa-on-arrival for most nationalities on 1 March 2025, the standard route for a short tourist stay is the Federal Iraq eVisa, applied for online before travel. It is valid for the whole country, including the Kurdistan Region. Iraq does not grant visa-free entry to Brazilian citizens. Until early 2025 many travelers used visa-on-arrival, but Iraq suspended that channel for most nationalities on 1 March 2025 and now directs visitors to its official Federal eVisa portal (evisa.iq). The Federal eVisa is the recommended channel for a Brazilian tourist: it is applied for and approved online before departure, costs roughly USD 160, typically grants a 30-day stay, and is valid across the entire country including the autonomous Kurdistan Region (KRI). The autonomous Kurdistan Region separately maintains its own visa system (eVisa / visa-on-arrival for "List A" nationalities, which includes Brazil) that is valid ONLY within the KRI and cannot be used to travel onward to Baghdad or southern Iraq. A passport valid at least six months beyond entry is required. Because Iraq is not in the Schengen area, the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. Iraq also carries serious security travel advisories, so travelers should check their own government guidance before booking. Verdict: eVisa (visa required, obtained electronically before arrival).